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Nov 1, 2013
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No-Source Netlabel
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Tracks from No-Source Netlabel 2011-2013. Contains a previously unreleased track by pEACEFANg.
Topics: compilation, electronic, acoustic
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Nov 1, 2013
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Nov 1, 2013
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No-Source Netlabel
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Tracks from No-Source Netlabel 2009-2010. Contains a previously unreleased track, a remix of a track by Uniform Motion from Full-Source.
Topics: compilation, Electronic, Acoustic
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770
Oct 5, 2013
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Oct 5, 2013
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Alex Tiuniaev
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Birds is a new single from Russian composer Alex Tiuniaev. The track effortlessly combines post-classical sensibilities with instrumental, electronic, pop. It's good to see Alex tackle other genres as he's most well known for his ambient and post classical works. Birds is a playful piece. Melodic synths and drum machines dance along side bright, polish sound design. The b-side is a scratchy, downtempo remix by Ford Madox Ford who introduces an effects laden vocal loop into the re-imagined track.
Topics: No-Source, electronic, pop, remix, instrumental
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Jul 26, 2013
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Jul 26, 2013
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Tomika
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Tomika is the music Tom Streller from Leipzig. He combines, electronics, indie pop vocals, chamber pop structure, and a flare of the imagination. His debut EP under Tomika is an extremely mature release. You can tell that Tom has complete control over all of this production techniques and instruments. Pathos Interlude is a short song based around string instruments. Fall In Springtime shares some similarities with Tunng. The Triumph Of Our Tired Eyes starts with a field recording of a...
Topics: no-source, indietronic, folktronic, pop, indie, electronic
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Jul 5, 2013
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Jul 5, 2013
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Ancient Lasers
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Ancient Lasers is mainly Daniel Finfer (Post Human Era). Ancient Lasers is music for fans of Nine Inch Nails, Foo Fighters, Aphex Twin, M83, The Faint, and Bright Eyes. Vocally, it shifts between a muscular Ben Gibbard and grunts worth of Trent Reznor’s macho swagger. From these juxtaposed elements, Ancient Lasers frontman, Daniel Finfer, finds a cohesive lyrical blend of futurist/transhuman/post human paranoia and optimism. If you're at all familiar with Daniel's project 'Post Human Era'...
Topics: no-source, indietronic, pop, electro, rock
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Jun 8, 2013
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Jun 8, 2013
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Wacky Southern Current
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Marco Cervellin, the force behind Wacky Southern Current, returns with his third album on No-Source. Argonautica continues the trend of high quality instrumental albums from Marco. To give Wacky Southern Current one genre is to sell the music short. A wide range of influences fill up each release from Marco. Argonautica is no exception. This is a more guitar-centric album with Kraut influences, particularly on the track "We Are Argonauts." "French Radio" is a short burst of...
Topics: no-source, instrumental, acoustic, kraut, rock, mellow
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973
Mar 29, 2013
03/13
Mar 29, 2013
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Tardiss
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It's great to welcome back Tardiss to No-Source with their brand new album, "Thisistar." This album picks up where "Blue" left off, further refining their sound into something that full bridges lo-fi indietronic and hi-fi IDM. The album kicks off with the over nine minute sprawling epic "Willbury Road." Downtempo beats are the center stage for this album. Long rhythmic grooves intersect with short interludes before fading out in the last few minutes of the album...
Topics: no-source, electronic, ambient, lo-fi, indie, IDM, downtempo
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Mar 5, 2013
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Mar 5, 2013
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Proiekt Massage
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Proiekt Massage was a short lived project from 2002 - 2003. The Slovenian band consisted of Yoshi (kruh), Samo (Automassage), and Rok (Neuf Meuf, Automassage, kruh). In that year they produced only one EP. No-Source is pleased to be able to share this archived work with you. The music is experimental and lo-fi in composition and sound. Electronica, ambient, post rock, noise influence throughout. Melody and noise compete throughout. There is definitely some similarities between Proiekt Massage...
Topics: no-source, electronic, ambient, lo-fi, experimental, post rock, noise
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Feb 18, 2013
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Feb 18, 2013
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Background Radiation
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Background Radiation, is the electronic pop duo Ludo Maas & Tim Dwyer. Their sound sits somewhere nicely between Tunng and Apparat. They have been slowly amassing music for this full length album since 2008. "Uniform Static" is a collection new work that is their most engaging, polished yet. It is an extremely percussive album, sharing similarities with their "False Start ep". Electronic drums pulse and click along all twelve tracks. A lot the the instruments found on...
Topics: no-source, electronic, acoustic, pop, indie
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Jan 22, 2013
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Jan 22, 2013
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Neuf Meuf
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Neuf Meuf is the solo project of Slovenian musician, Rok Vrbancic. "On Titled" is his third release in his six plus years making making music under his Neuf Meuf alias. This is experimental, lo-fi electronic music at its best. There are many melodic influences, ambient shoegaze sections, and post rock influence. The title track and "Hise Spijo" were both found on Neuf Meuf's last album, "What's Left In Chorus." "On Titled EP" in many ways acts as a aural...
Topics: no-source, electronic, lo-fi, acoustic, experimental, post rock
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Jan 7, 2013
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Jan 7, 2013
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Rho
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Rho return to No-Source Netlabel with their first batch of new material since 2010's album, 'Cedarleaf.' 'Brace For Gravity' is a brilliant, concise, and calculated release. It showcases the two distinct sides of Rho. One side is their quiet, ambient, acoustic side. Guitars tremble slowly through seas of effects in many of the shorter songs on this album. The other half of Rho is the sprawling, progressive, beat oriented instrumentals. In these pieces, rhythms, synths, and guitar work to take...
Topics: no-source, indietronic, acoustic, instrumental, electronic, rock, indie
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Dec 10, 2012
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Dec 10, 2012
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Will Bangs
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In 2011, No-Source Netlabel kicked off a remix contest for Will Bang's album Stay Gold. As you may remember, Stay Gold was created as a starting point for musical collaboration. Now that the initial contest is over, No-Source brings to you the remix EP "Stay Golden". The EP contains five tracks, remixing four of the songs off Stay Gold. These five tracks come across less as remixes and more as a compilation of songs by different artists. Interestingly enough all five tracks share a...
Topics: no-source, indietronic, remix, electronic, remixes
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991
Nov 12, 2012
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Nov 12, 2012
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Electric Mirrors
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Electric Mirrors is an indietronic project from musicians Derek Rutter and Eddie Palmer. They collaborate entirely online, crafting electronic experiments. Once a structure forms, live instruments and vocals are added, steering their songs in a direction closer to the boundaries of pop music. There is a decidedly Americana element to their laid back vocals and dusty sounding lyrics. The vocals are paired next to instrumentation of the downtempo synthpop variety. The end result on...
Topics: no-source, indietronic, indie, electronic, downtempo
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Sep 30, 2012
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Sep 30, 2012
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Cocolixe
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Cocolixe brings us the new EP, "Doméstico." After Cocolixe's first EP "Futuro", the Barcelona-based artist delivers us a more personal and song-oriented work. The longing for the past and puzzlement in front of the future coexist in these four warm electro-pop songs, leading us step by step from melancholy to enthusiasm. Referring to European 60's and 70's cinema and music, "Doméstico" invites us to enjoy cosmopolitanism quiet into our private space. "Le...
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Topics: no-source, electro-pop
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Sep 18, 2012
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Sep 18, 2012
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Multi-Panel
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"All It Takes" is the third album by Multi-Panel, the solo project of Ludo Maas. Native to the Netherlands, Ludo has been perfecting his style of loop based electronic music pared with vocals and acoustic guitar. On "All It Takes", Maas blends Lo-fi IDM with Americana, creating a decidedly cinematic experience. Each track blends to the next like scenes in a movie. Nostalgic guitar rifts become the canvas for the synthetic flourishes and expressive synth work. Drum beats and...
Topics: no-source, idm, americana, acoustic, folktronic
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Aug 27, 2012
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Aug 27, 2012
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Art Sonic
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Art Sonic is musical output of multi-instrumentalist Richard Lisaj. Richard brings his new album, "Roadside Sketches to No-Source. The album is full of great acoustic guitar lead instrumentals. "Roadside Sketches" is the first part of the Southwestern trilogy, a project inspired by a 3-week long road trip to the American Southwest (Colorado, Utah and New Mexico). Richard recorded a wealth of material during this trip and also did some field recordings which later, back in his...
Topics: no-source, acoustic, folktronic, instrumental
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886
Aug 13, 2012
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Aug 13, 2012
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dmyra
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[MotNiM] (short for Mystery of the Ninth Morning) is a new EP of music by dmyra. At only three songs, these are some of dmyra's longest and deepest tracks to date. As the album and track titles suggest, this musical work is shrouded in mystery. Each minute is just as cryptic as the last. The final track, a complete epic, will still leave you wanting more. More music and more answers. dmyra told me that "interpretation is everything." Perhaps that is the key to the meanings within....
Topics: no-source, occult, post rock, folk, acoustic
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670
Jul 31, 2012
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Jul 31, 2012
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Background Radiation
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No-Source Netlabel is pleased to bring you the re-release of Background Radiation's debut EP. The amusingly titled "False Start" was originally released in 2008 on Jog/Shuttle. The 2012 version has been recently remastered and contains a previously unreleased bonus track. This new track, titled "Recovery Basin," is based upon elements from their 2010 track "Discovery Basin." "Discovery Basin" can be found on No-Source's debut compilation "Hey You,...
Topics: no-source, downtempo, electro-pop, inditronic, acoustic
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948
Jul 9, 2012
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Jul 9, 2012
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Ross Baker
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Ross Baker has been composing electronic music under the name Second Thought since early 2000. His recent musical endeavors under his birth name have taken a more acoustic path. Ross Baker's new album, "Photographic Reflection," is as an electro-acoustic journey through fields and time. The style is in many ways similar to Ross's previous efforts, "The Blackbird's Revenge" and "Revolution 2." The album starts with just field recordings of birds and field work....
Topics: no-source, electro-acoustic, ambient, instrumental, guitar
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Jun 18, 2012
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Jun 18, 2012
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Apsis Lappet
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"The Fear of Farewell" is Apsis Lappet's third release and second full length album. These nine songs are nothing less than face melting, tripped out, synth infused, pop music. Apsis Lappet has always been experimental in nature. Fans will be happy to know that "The Fear of Farewell" pushes new boundaries, contains many catchy hooks, and experiments in pop song structure. This album shares some sonic similarities with Apsis Lappet's debut, "Suite Happy Sweet". The...
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Topics: no-source, electronic, pop, acid, trip
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Jun 4, 2012
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Jun 4, 2012
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Naked Polly
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Naked Polly returns to No-Source with "In a cat's dream." The five songs on this EP were recorded prior to Oscar's debut album. The sounds on "In a cat's dream" are very similar to "A day in a night." The difference is in the more acoustic sound found on the EP, not to mention Spanish lyrics. The songwriting and elements on psych are still there. The first three tracks sit nicely next to each other with their indie acoustic tones. "Fragil(e)" is the EP's...
Topics: no-source, acoustic, indie
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May 21, 2012
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May 21, 2012
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Sergi Boal
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Sergi Boal (from Barcelona) is an accomplished classical guitarist. No-Source and Acustronica are pleased to bring you his debut album, "Nylon & Turtle". This album contains nine original compositions that solely focus on Boal's acoustic guitar playing. Plucking and strumming fight for dominance in each of these dynamic tracks. Boal is quoted as saying that he is influenced in some way by the music of Baden Powell, Brad Meldauh, Radiohead, and Jose Gonzalez. Tracks like...
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Topics: no-source, acoustic, classical guitar, instrumental
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1.1M
May 8, 2012
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May 8, 2012
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No-Source Netlabel
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To celebrate fifty releases on No-Source Netlabel, we've compiled a new compilation consisting on No-Source artists, exclusive tracks, and upcoming bands from the net scene. "Another Day, Another Way" really shows off the sound that is No-Source, with quieter, acoustic driven music, and a good dose of electronics. The compilation kicks off with Multi-Panel's "Christmas with Mr. Rice." This is no holiday song though with washed out acoustics and electronics stuck in a reverb...
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Topics: no-source, acoustic, electronic, compilation
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Apr 17, 2012
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Apr 17, 2012
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Tardiss
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Mold and Moisture, the fourth release by Tardiss on No-Source Netlabel is a trip back in time. These nine tracks make up a collection of early works recorded between 2002 and 2004. What we see here is the beginnings of a sound that Tardiss has gone on to shape into their definitive style. It is a decidedly more electronic and experimental album than the previous Tardiss records. There are still those nostalgia tendencies that peak from time to time. The album kicks off with "The...
Topics: no-source, electronic, experimental, lo-fi
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Mar 26, 2012
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Mar 26, 2012
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Fighting Lion
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Fighting Lion returns with his new EP, “Sparkling Days, Sparkling Nights”. This is the followup (both sequentially and musically) to last year's “When I see the fallen leaves turning red by the setting sun my heart is overwhelmed EP”. This is where we see Álvaro Menéndez grow as a musician, develop, and refine the sound that is Fighting Lion. The backbone of this EP is still the ukulele, playing Beirut inspired Balkan rhythms over the course of six colorful instrumentals. “Old...
Topics: no-source, acoustic, instrumental, folktronic
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1,000
Mar 5, 2012
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Mar 5, 2012
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Fires Were Shot
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Fires Were Shot are an amazing instrumental duo from Texas, United States. Their sound can be categorized as textural, guitar driven ambient music. No-Source Netlabel is excited to debut Fires Were Shot's long-form single, "Maritime" to the world. Fans of Cheer, talkingmakesnosense, or Brian McBride (of Stars of the Lid) will instantly fall in love with the sound of Fires Were Shot. Maritime, at over twenty eight minutes, takes you on a journey out to sea and back. Field recordings of...
Topics: no-source, acoustic, ambient, drone, instrumental
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986
Feb 6, 2012
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Feb 6, 2012
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Naked Polly
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No-Source is excited to welcome Naked Polly to the roster. Naked Polly is the solo project of Oscar Granero from Madrid. His music focuses around acoustic guitar, piano, and voice, manifesting into some great mellow psych-folk. "A day in a night" is Naked Polly's first full-length album. The songs are a-wash with reverb, sprouting flourishes of synths and wind instruments throughout. Percussion work is minimal or non-existent. This great use of minimalism really creates many great...
Topics: no-source, psych, folk, acoustic, indie, chamber pop
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Jan 22, 2012
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Jan 22, 2012
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Sekotis
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Tom Stokes returns with another Sekotis album on No-Source. "Picture puzzle pattern door" further melds the worlds of IDM and Post Rock. The track "Rivers & Mountains" sparks the album into existence with very little electronics. The piece is comprised almost entirely of cleverly layered guitar work. The second track, "The suns that teach the sky to dance" juxtaposes playful electronic melodies with distorted glitch beats. Definitely a nod to Aphex Twin....
Topics: no-source, electronic, IDM, postrock, indietronic, instrumental
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Jan 8, 2012
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Jan 8, 2012
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Mark Ge
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No-Source is pleased to ring in the New Year and embrace 2012 with a release from Mark Ge. Mark Ge is a musician and writer from the North-Eastern United States. His first EP includes a collection of lo-fi bedroom recordings and one studio recording. Most of "Your Blues Are Rough" is just Mark Ge singing and playing guitar. The lo-fi quality really brings the listener and these tracks to a more intimate setting. "Brother" and "The Other Side" share a similar aural...
Topics: no-source, lo-fi, folk, indie
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Dec 12, 2011
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Dec 12, 2011
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Second Thought
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"Another Setting Sun" is the final album from Second Thought, the previous recording name of UK musician Ross Baker. This album is the coda to a quintilogy of full length albums released between 2004 and 2011. Music of Second Thought has always stayed close to the concept of dream-like travel, troubled wordless travel, and organic journeys. For those familiar with Second Thoughts output, the sound of "Another Setting Sun" fall directly between "Purlieu" and...
Topics: no-source, electronic, ambient
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Nov 15, 2011
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Nov 15, 2011
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Wacky Southern Current
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Wacky Southern Current returns to No-Source for a new album of hauntingly beautiful instrumental music. “In a Realm of Uncertain Summer” sees Marco Cervellin find middle ground between instrumental soundtracks, acoustic moods, and post rock sensibilities. The title track kicks off the same vibe given by Air's “The Virgin Suicides” soundtrack. The instrumentation is top notch as apparent on “Eaten by Your Own Sun”. The slow progression of guitars and strings on “West of the Dam”...
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Topics: no-source, acoustic, instrumental, post rock
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Oct 30, 2011
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Oct 30, 2011
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Tardiss
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Tardiss return with their third release on No-Source and their most intricate release to date. This five track EP is made up of rich textures, full arrangements, and a brilliant sense of wonder. "Blue" begins with the epic "Missing Lincoln". The track shifts from complex synth work and commuting IDM rhythms to a more acoustic sounding down tempo piece, before bring it all together in crescendo. The second track, "Define Grit", induces a vision of urban...
Topics: no-source, electronic, IDM, down tempo
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438
Oct 17, 2011
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Oct 17, 2011
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Full-Source
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Farewell These Unknown Suns is the final Full-Source album. These twelve songs close the book on the last thirteen years of musical experimentation in the realm of electronic pop music. Collected are elements from all styles of Full-Source over the years. The finished creative output is an album that is unique and (for the first time) very much sounding like Full-Source. The sun sets, we look to the stars. Perhaps a hint of where Tim Dwyer of Full-Source will lead us next.
Topics: no-source, toytronic
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Sep 27, 2011
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Sep 27, 2011
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Will Bangs
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Will Bangs returns to No-Source with a lovely album full of warm and friendly folk songs. "I Want To Grow Old With You" was recorded by Will last year, live, in one sitting, with a bunch of his friends singing along. The outcome is a raw, acoustic album that is in equal parts endearing and spontaneous. These are songs of memories, traveling, friendship, and love. We'll let the songs explain further. Let's grow old together.
Topics: no-source, acoustic, folk
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Sep 5, 2011
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Rho
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No-Source is pleased to re-release a newly re-mastered version of Rho's second album, "Glass Memories." You may have heard a couple of these tracks before if you grabbed their "October Turncoat EP." Originally released in 2009, these seven tracks show all sides of the Rho sound. This is also their most guitar-centric album. "Suspended on a Wide Hinge" hangs upon strumming and plucking before delving into the twenty-two minute epic, "Laserfaced". This is...
Topics: no-source, electronic, indie, rock, downtempo
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Aug 7, 2011
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Aug 7, 2011
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Grids/Units/Planes
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Grids/Units/Planes is Andrew Foley of Brisbane, Australia. His slick, unique production style forges a brilliant mix of IDM and electronic shoegaze. Only five tracks deep, this album visits a multitude of textures. The title track combines elements of M83 and Album Leaf with spoken word, plucked synths, building to a brilliant wall of sound. "Kaleidoscopes and Cathedrals" has a music box quality and the feel of some later Boards of Canada material. "Like Sparks" goes from...
Topics: no-source, electronic, IDM, shoegaze
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Jul 25, 2011
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Jul 25, 2011
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Tardiss
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Tardiss are back with five brand new tracks, keeping with the analogue, Boards of Canada quality we all know and love. “Death City Able” is a structured city-scape. Saw-wave synths, downtempo beats and backwards guitars usher in “Mono Overdrive” in a late night cruise through some deserted downtown metropolis. “Red Eye Open Shut” is a short, melodic ambient synth piece. A dream of other worlds before another day in the bustling city. “Die Starter” mixes lo-fi beats, spoken...
Topics: no-source, electronic, downtempo, ambient, idm
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Jul 10, 2011
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Jul 10, 2011
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Parametic Delay
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Parametic Delay is Benk Robo and Dittea. We often imagine how our childhood was, wishing that we could shrink back into a kindergarten state, running endlessly, tirelessly playing and filled with a joyous smile. The first song in this modest work is entitled "Childhood Reheated" containing this childhood imagination. Filled with tales told by parents, a house made of cake and chocolate, playing football in the clouds, being a dwarf, being a superhero, dreaming about a small spots of...
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Topics: no-source, toytronic, electronic, toysound
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777
Jun 26, 2011
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Jun 26, 2011
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For Solacing Grief
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For Solacing Grief’s release “op.1” brings five tracks of mesmerizing instrumentals. Exquisite guitar work builds a bridge between all the tracks. From start to finish the release is filled with beautiful moments. The music appears as a silent place of refuge. Time dissolves while you slowly drift into emerging sounds. Melodies and harmonies unfold with room to breathe. Small details take on greater significance in this ambiance and special moments are captured. The often overlooked...
Topics: no-source, guitar, instrumental, postrock, slowcore
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737
Jun 12, 2011
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Jun 12, 2011
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Fighting Lion
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Fighting Lion is Álvaro Menéndez from Spain. His debut EP, “When I see the fallen leaves turning red by the setting sun my heart is overwhelmed,” folds five songs into a concise album under eight minutes in length. Each track consists of Menéndez's ukulele playing and accompanying drum machine. The EP starts with “Place by the sea,” recalling memories of forgotten seasides. “Wandering” is a reflective stroll down the street you grew up on. “Dawn” is the soundtrack to waking...
Topics: no-source, folktronic, acoustic
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May 27, 2011
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May 27, 2011
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NaveNube
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Jardín Crepe nace como una intervención urbana para los festejos del Carnaval de Mendoza Argentina 2011. Nos propusimos como colectivo artitistico resignificar el papel como elemento plástico y conceptual quitandolo de su rol habitual como soporte. Recreamos así un espacio natural, donde las frecuencias sonoras de NaveNube crearon un clima oportuno para reflexionar sobre la relacion hombre-naturaleza. Cristian Gualpa is back with a new release under the name NaveNube. You may be familiar...
Topics: no-source, electronic, experimental, melodic
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May 15, 2011
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May 15, 2011
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Rho
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No-Source is pleased to re-release a newly re-mastered version of Rho's debut album, "Breathing Through the Liquid System." Similar to their previous No-Source release, "Cedarleaf", this is a very accessible album. It beautifully merges down-tempo electronica with indie and post rock guitar riffs. The album kicks of with the mellow spacial hum of “Demos of Bloomington.” Laid back beats take stage, backed by electric guitars on a summer' drive. Midi Me is that cinematic...
Topics: no-source, instrumental, electronica, downtempo, rock, indie
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May 3, 2011
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May 3, 2011
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Will Bangs
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It's difficult to classify "Stay Gold" as an album in the traditional sense. The debut No-Source release from Will Bangs is more so an initial, beautiful spark of a grand experiment than it is the final words to a long mulled over topic. This collection of work (tracks 1 - 9) represents impressive sketches and musical beginnings. As a listener, these short, loop based, instrumental pieces of guitar driven folktronica stand very well on their own. They are quiet, reflective interludes...
Topics: no-source, instrumental, folk, folktronic, acoustic, remix contest
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Apr 18, 2011
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Book of Burrow
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The debut, self-titled release from Book of Burrow is a cozy, whimsical snapshot of instrumental folktronica. Similar in style to The Books, Book of Burrow, a collaborative project between Michael Carrier and Morgan Quirk. They build short musical pieces out of sampled instruments, snippets of recording sessions, and electronic clicks. The God Tree opens the album with hi-hat rhythms and glitch filled guitar delay. Hovel is a slow, minimal groove. Judas the Water Shrew showcases Quirk's sweet,...
Topics: no-source, electronic, instrumental, folk, folktronic, laptop
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Apr 4, 2011
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Apr 4, 2011
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Tardiss
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Tardiss is the musical output of Karl Koopmann and Steve Setzepfandt. Behind the Blind is eleven tracks of emotive, instrumental, electronica. This album comes highly recommended for fan's of Steve's other band, Rho. The sound of Tardiss combines styles well developed by Boards of Canada and M83's early work. The first track Spinner, perfectly lays out the mood of the album. Fuzzy beats take lead as lovely synth work, plucked guitars, and percussive flares wash over them. Drill Bits is synth...
Topics: no-source, electronic, instrumental, emotive
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497
Mar 20, 2011
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Mar 20, 2011
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Someday and Shine
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Someday and Shine is the solo project of Galih Kharisma Putra from Indonesia. "Random," recorded in 2010, encompasses themes of loss, separation, and loneliness. Galih writes lyrics around acoustic guitar and lo-fi minimalism. The first track, Hilang, starts off the album with field recordings, effects-laden guitar lines, and lo-fi vocal crackle. Sendiri Padam is mournful, effect-drenched vocals paired with simple low-frequency guitar lines and midrange plucking. The third track,...
Topics: no-source, lo-fi, acoustic
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Mar 7, 2011
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Mar 7, 2011
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Multi-Panel
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Multi-Panel returns with a mini-album companion piece to last year's Train Times For Sway album. Retain Mist is initially more accessible than Train Times and still proudly carries the folktronic flag. The rhythms here are simpler, the melodies catchier. Prepare Rain's soft guitar strums hide under layers of synth blips. Restraint focuses on the minimal as acoustic guitar takes the spotlight, backed by electronic sounds and sparse vocals. Drop It boarders on the trenches of ambient music. The...
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Topics: no-source, electronic, folktronic, acoustic
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Feb 21, 2011
02/11
Feb 21, 2011
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Full-Source
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Following the release of Full-Source's third album "The Lantern, The Ghost, and The Sea" a remix contest was started to promote and expand upon the sound and themes of the album. A year and many remixes later, a companion album, "Eyes Wide & Empty Hats" enters. This album carries on the toytronic atmosphere with seven songs from the same recording session that produced the The Lantern, The Ghost, and The Sea as well as seven favorable remixes by new artists and No-Source...
Topics: no-source, indie, electronic, folktronic, ambient, remix
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Feb 7, 2011
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Feb 7, 2011
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boletes / Kites Overhead
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This split release features two short EPs by two up and coming musicians. Both releases are wonderful and work well on their own just as they fit together as one. boletes is Roy Gornall of Scotland. boletes' Hunnibug EP floats and crescendos through four tracks of ambient folk. His music conjures a Red House Painters style of other-worldly folk music. Roy captivates the listener in his world with soft guitars, electronic spacial reflections, and soft lyrics of mysticism. The solemn tunes could...
Topics: no-source, indie, electronic, folk, ambient, postrock
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Jan 24, 2011
01/11
Jan 24, 2011
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Christian McKee
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Back To The Rock from Christian McKee encompasses ten songs recorded over the past five years. Cataloging his solo career, this album represents some of McKee's best moments to date. Musical exploration, refinement, and thought-provoking lyrics are key elements of McKee's work. Christian's songs sound oddly familiar upon first listen, with a hybrid of musical styles merging together on each track. Back To The Rock conjures the likes of Bob Dylan, Passion Pit, and David Gray, with Christian...
Topics: no-source, indietronic, pop, acoustic, elctro, folk
